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Art and Transformation
Art has been a constant in my life since childhood. However, I never imagined that it would become my career. Instead, I got as far as pursuing a master degree in architecture and working in a field different from art for many years. As a solo immigrant living overseas, I found myself drifting away from my passion for art. Although I longed...
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Why so angry, it's just art.
I think it’s important a few things be said that the internet trolls and disser’s need to take onboard.
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Gabrielle Amodeo
Winning the Parkin Prize was a wild ride and has been of huge benefit to me. Since then, I have shown in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, edited the book Assay/Essay: Artist-Run in Aotearoa New Zealand (with support from Chartwell Trust, published by Enjoy Public Art Gallery), and have undertaken a residency at The Banff Centre in Alberta, Ca
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Gillian Buckley
I started drawing 8 years ago after a long break from any kind of creative activity.
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Deborah Moss
After graduating from Auckland University with an MA (Hons) in Sociology I ventured into social policy which later opened a door to an interesting career in photojournalism. The travel bug bit me and I headed overseas where I was fortunate to absorb some amazing art and culture in Europe while living there.
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Lynn Price
..as a migrant, I’ve found that living with a foot in two worlds offers endless scope for creative expression.
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Vicky Peacock
A sample of my work, my experimentations, new directions and plans for the future to make a viable career out of my passion.
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Architect vs Artist
Ellie Compton: Kiwi Artist that intertwines narrative, architecture and structure in complex black ink drawings. Life after Parkin Prize
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Jillian Whitmore
A New Zealand Artist pushing the boundaries between art and architecture. Jillian Whitmore graduated in 2015 from Massey University in Wellington with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) and has exhibited at galleries in both Wellington and Whanganui. Her work “Where views collide” was shortlisted as a finalist in the 2016 Parkin Drawing Prize,...
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Ferne McIntosh
From a very young age I have been fortunate to have lived a nomadic life. I have travelled extensively via land air and sea experiencing various environments. Developing an acute awareness to our land my own experiences have remained etched in my mind allowing me to revisit special places. I make my artwork as it is a cathartic form of...
